Nobody's Princess (Nobody's Princess #1)

Reader reviewed by book_lover

This book describes the early life of Helen of Troy. Set in the beginning of her life in ancient Sparta, she tells her story. I didn't exaclty love the book, but it is really great. I did however like the jealously of her sister, and I did like the adventure with her brothers. This book is enjoyable, and the author written this well.

I recemond this book to people who love history, and adventure. There is a sequal called Nobody's Prize.

Reader reviewed by pestiny

hey, nobody princess is a great book for young adults, i like it a lot. the book is for people that are realy good at reading and for people that can say realy hard name of people in the book
                      well thats thinking about the book
                            bye pestiny

Reader reviewed by EshInoBi

This book gave Helen a personality that was different
and unfamiliaar, but absolutely wonderful. Her flare and determination
is amusing and exciting as she goes to Mykenae, Calydon, and Delphi.
Her adventures are enjoyable to read about and she was awesome.
Nobody's Princess was thrilling and exciting.
^ Above is a book report written by me for a school report.
Since
this book was just so epic, I would like to elaborate: Nobody's
Princess was awesome. It really was. It was, but there was this one
problem. Helen really wouldn't have got with her brothers to Mykenae,
Calydon, and Delphi. So, it was interesting to see her train with her
brothers at the start of the book where she lived, but in ancient
Sparta, I don't know if she would've actually been allowed to go all
those places. But, really, despite that, this book was awesome... but
that same thing keeps nagging at me because it's weird. It doesn't even
have to be Helen, because for much, Helen doesn't do much in this book
except at the start and the beggining. The rest of the time, she's
narrating what happens to her brothers, Atalanta, and the events of
Ancient Greece mtyhs that are told. I actually thought that Helen was
an excuse once, until the ending came and I once again met Helen's epic
flame to go do something she felt she had the right to. You go, girl!

Reader reviewed by www.trainspottingreads.blogspot.com

Nobody's Princess deals with a young Helena of Troy(or at this time Of Sparta). It follows her adventures with her brothers, Castor and Polydeuces and her twin sister Clytemnesta.

I liked this book. Didn't love it or anything but it was good. I prefered the first 1/2 of the story that delt with Helen's jealousy and her sister more than the whole adventure part- and I like adventure.

The book was well written and the character where relatable to. I look forward to reading more from Esther Friesner. There is a sequel to this out called Nobody's Prize. I don't know when I'll get around to reading it because I have 6 books to read in the next like 3 weeks so..........

Anyway, I reccomend this to all my Royalty and history buff readers- you will enjoy it :)